Non-patented technology shareholding agreement 1

Party A and Party B, on the basis of equality, voluntariness, mutual benefit and consensus, agree on Party B’s production technology and product technology of oil-impregnated bearings, as well as its own The engineering technology mastered, etc.

The intellectual achievements and technical solutions as intangible assets are equivalent to RMB 100,000 and this agreement has been reached to invest in Taizhou Riyi Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Riyi Company or the company). Comply with and perform:

Article 1: Party B’s rights and obligations

1. Party B enjoys the legal rights of an equity of 100,000 yuan according to the registered capital, and enjoys a monthly salary of 10,000 yuan and the company All other stipulated benefits

Benefits.

Party B obtains 8.5 shares.

Receive wages on the 20th of every month (Party A shall not withhold wages owed to Party B for any reason)

2. Party B serves as the company’s technical engineering position and is responsible for the company’s oil-containing bearing products including But it is not limited to research and development, production and technical guidance work.

Ensure that the product qualification rate reaches above 98% and meets customer requirements.

3. Party B guarantees that it holds legal ownership of the technology it invests in, and guarantees that no infringement disputes will arise after these technologies are invested in Party A, otherwise Party B will bear full responsibility.

Party B also guarantees that its investment technology and technical background are advanced and feasible in the same industry.

4. Party B (including Party B’s

immediate family members, the same below) shall not engage in any work elsewhere without the consent of Party B during the period of the company and within 5 years after leaving the company. Or engage in work in the name of others that is similar to or competitive with the company's business, or establish an enterprise in any name that is similar to or competitive with the company's business.

You are not allowed to transfer the company's technology and customer information to other parties. Violators will be liable for compensation according to Party A's losses

5. Party B shall not leak, disclose, let others use, with or without compensation, the company's technical achievements (including the technology in which Party B has invested), trade secrets or other intellectual property rights, or use them for purposes that are not beneficial to the company. .

On the premise of complying with the confidentiality system, Party B’s use and disclosure within the company for the benefit of the company are not subject to this restriction.

During the period of employment, you are not allowed to have any financial dealings with customers or suppliers. Violators will be punished accordingly and held legally responsible according to the severity of the case.

6. Party B

After the technical investment, Party B obtains shareholder status.

The company has ownership of its technology. Party B should go through the power transfer procedures six months later, provide relevant technical information, and impart technical know-how so that the technology can be successfully transferred to the company and digested and mastered by the company.

7. As a shareholder, Party B enjoys the rights stipulated by law as a shareholder, including requesting to view financial accounts at any time, and issuing stipulated shares and receiving dividends on a per-share basis.

Article 2: Party A’s Rights and Obligations

1. Party A will publish financial accounts to Party B regularly every year, and can provide financial accounts for review at any time upon Party B’s request.

Party A will distribute dividends according to the provisions of the shares.

Party B owns the original shares, and the 100 profit generated in the third year will be distributed as dividends per share.

2. In accordance with the company's articles of association, if the company needs to make additional investment after voting at the shareholders' meeting or needs to make up for losses due to operating losses, Party A will be responsible for the capital contribution.

Article 3:

Termination of Agreement

1. Both parties are unable to continue operating due to force majeure factors.

2. One of the parties breaches the contract, causing the other party to suffer significant economic losses.

3. Party B’s technology does not meet the technical standards of the same industry.

4. If Party A breaches the contract and fails to honor its commitments in accordance with the agreement, Party B may request to terminate the contract, and all constraints on Party B will be invalid.

Article 4:

Liability for breach of contract Party A and Party B shall strictly abide by this agreement.

Any party violates

the non-competition provisions, leaks, discloses or allows others to use the company's technical achievements, trade secrets or other intellectual property rights, or uses them without authorization that is not beneficial to the company. If the amount is difficult to calculate and causes losses to the company, liquidated damages of RMB 300,000 shall be paid to the other party. The other party may terminate the contract at the same time.

If Party B withdraws without Party A’s consent, or fails to provide technical support, it will be deemed as a breach of contract and will be required to pay Party A a liquidated damages of RMB 300,000 and be responsible for compensating Party A’s losses; if Party A If Party B breaches the contract, he shall compensate Party B RMB 300,000 and shall compensate Party B for the shares held by Party B.

Article 3: Others

1. After the signing of this agreement, since it is inconvenient for both parties A and B to go through the equity change procedures in the industrial and commercial department, the contract agreement is now

signed in the form, the shares owned have the same legal benefits as the equity of the industrial and commercial department; since all terms of the contract are negotiated by both parties (Party A is aware of Party B’s production technology, product technology, and its own engineering and technical capabilities , so Party A shall not deny the legality of the contract for any reason).

2. The parties that have not yet settled matters may agree separately through the Articles of Association or by signing a supplementary agreement. The Articles of Association and the supplementary agreement shall be effective together with this agreement. The Articles of Association shall be effective together with this agreement. If the agreement is different from this Agreement, this Agreement shall prevail. If there is any conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the Supplementary Agreement, the Supplementary Agreement shall prevail; 3. Any disputes arising during the performance of this Agreement shall be resolved through negotiation by both parties. If no agreement is reached, the Supplementary Agreement shall prevail. If the dispute is consistent, either party may file a lawsuit in the People's Court.

This contract will take effect after it is signed and sealed by both parties. It is made in two copies. Each party will hold one copy, and each copy has the same validity.

This agreement shall take effect upon signature of both parties. Signature of all shareholders of Party A (official seal) Party B (signature or seal) Address: Address: Legal representative: _______________ Legal representative: ______________ Date of signature: Date of signature: Year, Month, Day : Year, month, day

Non-patented technology equity investment agreement 2

How to invest in non-patented technology

Legal issues regarding investment in non-patented technology

When shareholders invest in non-patented technology, since non-patented technology does not have the same publicity as trademarks and patents, nor is it legally protected and easy to operate like patented technology, it is necessary to determine the non-patented technology. There are certain difficulties and disputes over whether the capital contribution is in place, and in reality it is easy to cause disputes among shareholders.

Therefore, the following issues must be paid great attention to during operation:

The most common problems

The issue of investment in non-patented technology is in place. Shareholders must invest in non-patented technology. , the non-patented technology has been evaluated and priced by an asset appraisal firm and is in agreement with shareholders. The accounting firm's capital verification report has confirmed the investment in the non-patented technology. However, Shimu's investment in production is difficult to show that the non-patented technology is of property.

If the equity of the established company contains non-patented technology, will the non-patented technology be transferred together when the company is transferred as a whole? How is the transfer price constituted? Can the holder of the non-patented technology establish a separate company? .

If the equity of the established company contains non-patented technology, and when there is liquidation, how will the remaining property be distributed? Whether it will be distributed to the holders of the non-patented technology, or whether they have the right to continue after being distributed. Invest in other companies using non-patented technologies.

Thinking extension

Criteria for investment in non-patented technology to be in place

According to the aforementioned legal provisions and judicial practice, whether investment in non-patented technology is in place should include the following: Standards:

1. Whether it has been evaluated and priced by an appraisal agency in accordance with the law;

2. Whether it has been verified by an accounting firm and confirmed to be handed over to the company;

3. Whether the technical information has been Handed over to the company and actually used by the company;

4. Have other shareholders raised objections?

After the company's entire assets are transferred, and after all the company's external liabilities are repaid, there are still remaining funds. Should the remaining funds be distributed to the shareholder?

(1) When the company is liquidated, repayments must be made in accordance with regulations. The remaining property shall be distributed according to the proportion of shareholders' capital contributions.

(2) As for the non-patented technology, it already belongs to the company from the date when the shareholder’s capital contribution is received, and the shareholders also lose their ownership of the non-patented technology.

The disposal of the company's property should be negotiated by the company's shareholders. It can be sold to a third party or any shareholder at a price. The proceeds will be distributed according to the proportion of capital contribution, but the non-patented technology invested in the shares cannot be forcibly returned. A shareholder who invests in non-patented technology.